Debilitation (noun)

The state of being weak, frail or exhausted, often as a result of illness or injury.

Origin:

The word 'debilitation' is derived from the latin word 'debilitare' meaning 'to weaken'. it refers to the state of being weak, frail or exhausted, often as a result of illness or injury.

Examples:

1. The debilitation of the patient was evident in her pale complexion and slow movements.
2. The debilitation caused by the disease was severe, leaving the patient bedridden.
3. The debilitation was temporary and the patient fully recovered after several weeks of rest.
4. The debilitation caused by the injury was compounded by stress and lack of sleep.
5. The debilitation was a result of a combination of physical and mental factors.